We are creating a digital platform for resident management and resident experience. This basically means that we are prop-tech company with deep ties into financials, e-commerce, communication. We are heavy on integrations with other services but also building our own solutions which are giving us advantage over the market.

We are looking for a Lead Frontend Engineer (ReactJS) who would join existing Web/App teams who are using React to connect and develop state-of-the-art frontend for hundreds of thousands of users in Sweden.

Here you’ll get the chance to work with a young code base, engaged team members, new technology and be involved in decision making. Ideally you are comfortable liaising with our product owners, designers and developers. Our backend team are focused in Golang, and we work with GCP, so it’s a bonus if you’ve been exposed in these environments. Our product team consists of 4 developers, 2 product owners and 2 product designers, though that will be increasing quickly! You would be a part of regular problem-solving sessions and solution workshops in which you would play the key role when it comes to giving input to the Product Manager on the complexity or possibility of a specific solution.

Responsibilities:

• Lead the frontend development efforts
• Develop secure, robust, and scalable code
• Make sure that written code is covered by tests with defined acceptance levels
• Work closely with other technical team members (front-end and back-end) in active discussions around solutions and everyday work
• Work closely with design and product in agile and scrum processes
• Work closely with Product Owners in the roadmap creation process
• Open to work in a high paced, stable and agile start-up environment

Desired skills:

• ~3 years working with ReactJS
• Knowledge of the React ecosystem, specific paradigms, libraries etc
• ~5 years’ experience with JavaScript
• Experience consuming (non-)RESTful APIs
• Structured analytical mindset with strong communication skills

Does this sound interesting to you?